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When mangroves burn, citizen science in the West & feral first NSW pig coordinator

The national NRM update for October 2023 represents just a handful of NRM projects among hundreds happening across Australia, which are made possible through funding from the Australian Government, state governments and others.

Through these projects regional NRM organisations are providing an essential service to all Australians – they support the health and productivity of our natural resources to produce our food, fibre, water, soil and air – critical for life.

This month’s snapshot projects

When mangroves burn

Scientists, communities and oyster farmers have joined forces to help them recover from extreme events
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  • NSW
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New resources available for farmers – My Climate View

Australia-wide critical data allows famer to assess climate trends
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  • WA
  • +2
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Native seed collection

Survival of unique Wheatbelt flora, and the bushland revegetation industry
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  • WA
  • +3
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Environmental flows will bring environmental prosperity

Waterway health ensures fish, platypus, and other animals can thrive
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  • VIC
  • +2
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Citizen science in the West

Connecting people with the biodiversity in their own gardens
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  • WA
  • +2
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Returning to whole-of-catchment planning & management

Tackling problems such as soil health, erosion control, and water quality
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  • QLD
  • +4
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Feral first with appointment of NSW pig coordinator

NSW LLS to will monitor and adapt culling programs
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  • NSW
  • +1
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Buchan River rock ramp fishway success

Threatened native fish found at new fishway
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  • VIC
  • +3
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Delivering Outcomes

Regional NRM organisations partnering to deliver on-ground outcomes

Working at a landscape-scale to deliver nature-positive outcomes and productive resilient landscapes

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